Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-05

1852, written Oy LOfenzO6 sister, Eliza Il.
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
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To-day week the Legislature meets.
It is possible Butte will soon have a free
letter delivery.
Sheriff Lloyd will talk Fairchilds to the
asylum at Warm Springs to-day.
Miss Addie Wells, of Iowa, the belle OF
Burlington, is visiting friends in Butte.
Officers OF the Republican Club will be in
stalled tonight at the clubs rooms.
The Eagle Rock Register on January LIST
changed makeup from eight to four
pages.
The reduced passenger rates went into
effect Yesterday on the Northern Pacific
and Montana Union roads.
Don't forget the meeting of the City Fire
Department at City Hall tomorrow night.
Notice elsewhere in this issue.
Sixteen bars of silver bullion, from the
Moulton, valued at $25, 900, were shipped
by the Pacific Express yesterday.
Orion Bros. have sold a $500 piano to
the Good Templars, for the use of the
many young ladies who belong to that
lodge.
The ministers have arranged that the
meetings during the week of prayer shall
commence at 8 p. M, instead of 1870 as
heretofore announced.
The legislators elect are beginning to
gather in the capital city, particularly those
from a distance where there is danger OF
snow storms blockading them.
The members OF Silver Legion No. 4, s.
X. A. 0. U. w. will meet at 10 o'clock.
The procession starts from Odd Fellows
Hall, neal Grand Opera House.
Sands &. Boyce have fortunately secured
the services of Mrs. Egbert, who will occu-
py the position Miss Carrie Firth gave up
future.
A fellow named Ryan tried to cat a
Helena policeman's finger. Before he con-
sumed all of it another man with a star
took him to the city hotel. 1t cost him $50
and costs.
Sheriff Taylor, of Soda Springs, arrived
at John Days Lake in the snow storm and
sent our men out or snow shoes to arrest
Williams neal Caribou for the killing of
Winn and Reid.
Dillon, who was supposed to be insane,
had an examination yesterday before a
justice OF the peace, and was discharged.
It appeared that he had only had too
much Xmas.
Married-At the residence of the brides
parents. near the Parrot Smelter, Butte,
NJ. T., January 1, 1887, by the Rev. w. E.
King. Mr., Frederick Paul and Miss Annie
Symons, all of this city.
The railroad officials say the 24-hour
system on the Utah Il Northern, between
Butte and Ogden, works well. 1t is proba-
BILE it will be adopted on the Northern Pa
cific, Montana Union and Union Pacific
systems.
The burial of Theron Prescott, who re-
Gently died of pneumonia, will take place
this morning at II O'Clock from the Hall of
the new Odd Fellows building. Deceased
was a member in good standing Of the
Select K, A. O.. U. w.
At the Baptist Church this Tuesday,
services will be as follows: Humil-
iation for personal sins, family sins, ma
tional sins and the sin of unbelief, Rev. J.
Clark. ION account OF intemperance
and licentiousness," Rev. A. Couey.
Anton Ludwig, in whose vest pocket some
pOWucF CdpS eAplOuel HUI lou6 oiNCe
ut Anaconda and was thought to be fatally
at the time, had one OF his ribs re-
moved last evening by a Butte physician at
The Butte City Hotel. The sufferer is doing
well.
General Minty, OF the Montana Union,
tells the reporter that the Ogden Gentiles
ha We high hopes of eIecting a loyal ticket
our weeks hence. Reliable sources show
The registered names OF voters in favor OF
The Anti-Mormon voters OF about two
majority. And the registry has
The calm after the holidays is peculiarly
noticeable not only to new spaper men but
other branches of industry. In the course
a few weeks, perhaps ten days, the re-
lotion will set in with a vim for the year.
The boys need a little rest OF eight or ten
lays after celebrating and "keepingthe hol-
Mr.. G. F. Cook, the popular agent Of the
Union Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
Maine, leaves this week for San Francisco,
20 accept q more lucrative position with
he same company in that city. While
,ere Mr.. Cook has made many friends, who
sish him unbounded success in his new
ield of labor.
A. j. Leggat, OF this city, yesterday pre-
Mr.. Wharton, of Clark & Larabie's
house, with a fine, large sized steel
'ngraving OF tine Lords prayer and other
writings in twenty-three languages.
Mr.. Wharton values the gift so highly that
,e has taken it for the use OF his Sunday
class.
A nan named Dillon was brought to
Butte yesterday from one of the outlying
owns and confined. His father came in
alter to get him released or attended to.
t appears he ls wild. Particulars could
rot be gotten last night. Dillon will be
to-day as to his lunacy by the
Probate Judge.
J.. H. Baker. boot and shoe dealer on
Vest Park Street, has assigned for the ben
fit of G. A. Rruffy. OF Fish Creek, who has
Of the store and premises, tax
ng stock" The liabilities are estimated
It $12, 600 OF $4,000 and it js hoped the
took will liquidate them. There are no
creditors.
The rumor afloat in this neighborhood
hat Patrick Doyle, whose house was shat
cred by stones thrown by a blast at the
nd of Anaconda railroad track not long
go. had been compensated to the amount
$500, is not true. Mr.. Doyle has re-
eived nothing as compensation, except
he repair of the damage done to the house.
At one of the New Years Eve balls, the
liner Reporter, who Is astrictly temperate
nan, asked one of the company why Bac-
hanalian beverages were permitted at the :
east, and he replied: why, we need some
hiLg to Bacchus up while we are having
UGH a time as this, don't WEI" 1t is only
1st to the bretheren to say that they
romptly Drained the brute.
Will some gentleman inform this office
nd thus lots of other offices in which
time is of the essence" ofthe employment.
hat for, when. how often and in what
the whistles about the works sur
Dunding Butte blow? There is a bonanza
/ the reporters drawer in the shape of a
gar that goes to the man who can en-
this office in the premises.
James W. Perkins, who for some time has
.cceptably performed the duties of foreman I
I this Office, left on Saturday for a few
eeks' visit and vacation among his
lends and relatives in Eau Claire, Wis =
,nsin. The MINER force without excep-
trusts that he will find all the dear l
nes at home and well and that his visit :
lay be both health and strength giving
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